Making an ATV street legal.
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All depends what state you are in i think there are only 2 states that allow quads on the roads. For all the other states and countries you need 3 wheels...there are conversion kits i have seen in the last years that allow for a big fatty single rear tire it involves replacing the swing arm....not to sure who makes them or who did but that is the only way to go.
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The mirror isn't a problem... the perch is already threaded, I can just screw one in.. it already has a horn.. I used most of the R1 wiring harness that came with the engine, & the horn came with it too, so I just mounted it under the front plastic, near the headlight. The brake light switch & tail light are already there, I'd just need to run a couple wires... & a set of cheap flush mount turn signals would be easy to install.. I'd also need DOT approved tires... I have a friend who works at the DMV, I'll run the idea past her & see what she says... I'm thinking that I would have to go through the state inspection, just like when you build a home made street rod, or fix a vehicle with a salvage title. It would be really fun to drive through town with the DS1000. :-)
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what state are you in? in Arizona it is easy!!!! all of mine are street legal. you need a horn, tail & brake light & a mirror. tire are not an issue. you can not ride you streel legal atv on any road with a speed limit posted higher than 55 mph. have had mine legal for over 2 years with no cop problems.
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I'm from upstate NY. :-(
Do they give you a different title, after you've made it street legal? It might be easier to make it legal in a different state, then transfer the title to NY.. This thing is a blast to ride on the roads.. If I nail the throttle in 3rd gear, I can get the front wheels to come off the ground. It carries the front wheels, until I let off the throttle.
Do they give you a different title, after you've made it street legal? It might be easier to make it legal in a different state, then transfer the title to NY.. This thing is a blast to ride on the roads.. If I nail the throttle in 3rd gear, I can get the front wheels to come off the ground. It carries the front wheels, until I let off the throttle.
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what state are you in? in Arizona it is easy!!!! all of mine are street legal. you need a horn, tail & brake light & a mirror. tire are not an issue. you can not ride you streel legal atv on any road with a speed limit posted higher than 55 mph. have had mine legal for over 2 years with no cop problems.